The Day The Media Died

I love this video. I laughed. I cried. I need the tee-shirt.

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Morgan Stanely Tech Trends

For those of you who know me well you will easily understand why I got chills when I found this presentation tonight. For those of you who don’t – simply – I love visualizing data. And this deck is just a ton of (not as visually attractive as it could be) great data! There is information in here I just find flat out interesting and several parts I need to share with my clients sooner rather than later. One of the most fascinating tid-bits was that consumers would give up everything (toiletries, land line phone service, cell phone service, etc) before they gave up their broadband internet connection in these recessionary times. I think their findings are spot on that the internet (especially with the largest growth being in home usages) is a great, cost effective escape from our current realities. Enjoy the data, I did.

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Twitter Confirms Paid Pro Accounts On The Way

Twitter Confirms Paid Pro Accounts On The Way

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Shenandoah

shenandoah-bridalI was born on an apple orchard that my grandfather owned in upstate NY. And by upstate I mean Canadian boarder upstate. The farm was called Shenandoah Acres. My grandmother had a bridal shop in town called Shenandoah Bridal Shoppe – where I am told I spent a great deal of the first 3 years of my life. My mother just sent me a pineapple square recipe that happened to be written on the letterhead of this bridal shop which closed its doors in 1977. I just felt I had to share the image of it here – so fun to see where your name came from.

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It’s always fun to be in WWD

It was nice to see this piece come together. I do strongly feel that the mens market in under served online, but we have to consider how men shop and not just try to build sites for women with mens clothing in them. Then again, we also need to understand who is shopping for the men online, are they shopping for themselves? Or do their girlfriends/wives/partners/lovers/etc do their shopping for them? Maybe we need both? You can read the WWD story here: WWD.

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Twitter Venn

Fun new tool!picture-11

Love the Word Heart too! picture-2

Ok – so I love tag clouds. I love anything that will help visualize data!! This is from Wordle.net picture-3

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My Blog Personality – ESTP

The Doer

The Doer

What a fun tool – I’m evidently a Doer : “The active and playful type. They are especially attuned to people and things around them and often full of energy, talking, joking and engaging in physical out-door activities.

The Doers are happiest with action-filled work which craves their full attention and focus. They might be very impulsive and more keen on starting something new than following it through. They might have a problem with sitting still or remaining inactive for any period of time. ”

Thank you Typealyzer.com

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Fun on Crain’s

That's a lot of face time

That's a lot of face time

Alex and I were featured in Monday’s issue of Crain’s New York Business. It’s a fun article by Amanda Fung (a really wonderful reporter to spend time with) about couples who work together. And yes – that is a lot of face time.

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AdWeek Media Connect

Check out the re-invented At the Roundtable from Nielsen – it’s now AdWeek Media Connect.

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Advisory Board

I’m honored and excited to join the advisory board for Halogen Guides. Greg Shove and I met in London at the Luxury Interactive conference last year and, as he puts it in his post, had a great time talking about how expensive London was. The Halogen Network has a very exciting future ahead of it and I am thrilled to be in a position to help guide and advise as needed.

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